Dr. Michelle Taylor has been appointed as commissioner of the Baltimore City Health Department, effective Aug. 4, after a lengthy search, Mayor Brandon Scott announced Friday. The city has been ...

Shelby County Health Department Director Dr. Michelle Taylor is resigning to lead the Baltimore City Health Department. Taylor, a Memphis native, served four years as the Shelby County Health ...

Mayor Scott has named Dr. Michelle Taylor as the next Commissioner for the Baltimore City Health Department, effective August 4. A seasoned public health expert with a track record in both ...

Scott announced the appointment of Dr. Michelle Taylor as Commissioner for the Baltimore City Health Department (BCHD), starting August 4, 2025. Her leadership will play a crucial role in shaping ...

Taylor spent the last four years at the helm of the department. She will be the commissioner of the Baltimore City Health Department. She starts on Aug. 4, according to the Baltimore mayor's office.

BARRY. THANK YOU. WELL, THE BALTIMORE CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT WILL BE UNDER NEW LEADERSHIP IN THE COMING MONTHS. MAYOR BRANDON SCOTT HAS APPOINTED DOCTOR MICHELLE TAYLOR AS THE DEPARTMENT’S NEW ...

Federal cuts are looming large over the Baltimore City Health Department’s (BCHD) budget, Interim Health Commissioner Mary Beth Haller told the council Wednesday. “This budget year is ...

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced the appointment of Michelle Taylor as the next commissioner for the city’s health department. Taylor will begin her new role Aug. 4. Taylor, who replaces ...

THE VENDING MACHINE, THE ONLY ONE IN OPERATION BY THE CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT SO FAR, IS LOCATED ON NORTH WOLFE STREET IN EAST BALTIMORE. YOU CAN GET AS MANY AS YOU WANT. ME FOR, BASICALLY.

Taylor said her first priority will be listening to both the health department team and the city's residents. "I know that I have to listen not only to my team at the Baltimore City Health ...

Dr. Michelle Taylor will begin her tenure on Aug. 4 as commissioner of the Baltimore City Health Department, the mayor's office announced Friday morning. Court Rejects Trump’s ‘Under Siege ...